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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1983
Page
10
Classified preview shows home away from home section for area pre schools and day care centers on August 14. Advertisers include Theos-Theos group meeting August 16 at Ellis Park Overlook Pavilion and several local services with contact numbers.
Today features multiple local government sessions. Cedar Rapids Board of Adjustment meets at Civil Defense Training Room City Hall at 3 PM along with Hiawatha Water Board special session at 6 30 PM and Marion Water Board at 7 PM. Central City Council also convenes at 7 and Marion Library Board at 7 30. Cedar Rapids Community School Board holds regular session at Educational Service Center 346 Second Ave SW at 7 30 followed by Ely City Council at the Ely Community Building.</s>
Community groups seek volunteers for painting Big Brother Big Sister telecare elder check ins and clinic supervision. Contacts include Cyndie Franklin Liz Rose Grahek Tara Youells and others. The Carter administration announced Sadat and Begin were invited to meet President Carter to discuss the impasse.
Westdale Mall hosts the third annual Growing Fair on Saturday August 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event showcases growth opportunities in Cedar Rapids with booths from Coe College Cornell College and many local groups plus information on fall class offerings and degree programs.
Johnson County Gazette reports author Father David Hitch will address the Share group at Mercy Hospital on August 9 at 7 30 p m. The group supports parents who have endured miscarriage stillbirth or infant death. For information contact Mary McMurray at 337 0670.
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